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I hear all these horror stores about modern TV sets...
My TV is an eleven year old 55" Toshiba (triple CRT) that still works every bit as well as the day I bought it. It's big & heavy, which is a pain as I've moved across the country three times with it, and I keep hoping it'll die so I can have an excuse to buy something newer and lighter, but the ole' girl just keeps on rockin'.
My TV is an eleven year old 55" Toshiba (triple CRT) that still works every bit as well as the day I bought it. It's big & heavy, which is a pain as I've moved across the country three times with it, and I keep hoping it'll die so I can have an excuse to buy something newer and lighter, but the ole' girl just keeps on rockin'.
http://www.samsung.com/us/video/tvs/UN55D8000YFXZA
The blacks make it look like a plasma, but it weighs much less and does well in bright light. Amazing TV.
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No.
Mine's a 4:3. At the time I bought it, 4:3 sets were still a lot more common, and since most of the actual content at the time was 4:3, it made sense.
I'm sure it's awesome, but $3,500 is a tad steep.
If I were to buy a new set today, it's probably be a plasma. The picture quality on these, in general, has improved a lot over the past decade. What I'd really prefer is a DLP, but it seems like there are just too many horror stories. The LED-based ones seemed promising, not sure why they sort of vanished.
Is your Toshiba 4:3 or wide?
Go take a look at one of these, it may change your mind:http://www.samsung.com/us/video/tvs/UN55D8000YFXZA
If I were to buy a new set today, it's probably be a plasma. The picture quality on these, in general, has improved a lot over the past decade. What I'd really prefer is a DLP, but it seems like there are just too many horror stories. The LED-based ones seemed promising, not sure why they sort of vanished.
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I have had basically zero problems with my Samsung products. I have a 40" Samsung LCD, that was a cheaper model 2.5 years ago and it works like a champ, and it looks great (to me...). My wife and I both have Samsung phones, my Galaxy S is super nice (to me...).
Hoping for no dead pixels on arrival...
Hoping for no dead pixels on arrival...
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I have a 56" RCA CRT triple projector that looks like crap. It refuses to hold a decent convergence, so whites always look really fuzzy, especially near the edge of the screen (like where the HUD text is on COD). It's so unbelievably irritating that I just use the 37" Dynex I mentioned earlier in my bed room.
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